The 1798 Centre – A More Detailed Examination
The 1798 centre in Enniscorthy has been a big talking point over the last couple of weeks. When news emerged […]
Wexford Man Ben Turner Keeping Croke Park Pitch Pristine
We spoke to Ben Turner who works as a groundsman in Croke Park about how he ended up in the
Fr. Seamus De Val Celebrates a Remarkable Milestone
Canon Seamus De Val, born in Bunclody in 1926, is today celebrating the 70th anniversary of his ordination into the
Leaving Cert Students Still Waiting for Clarity
News has emerged that some Leaving Certificate students who have signed up for predicted grading are still waiting for clarity
Enniscorthy has a Litter Problem
It is becoming increasingly obvious, that there are significant problems with littering and dealing with litter in the town of
No Relegation – A Sensible Decision by Wexford GAA
Over the last few days, Wexford GAA authorities have received some criticism, particularly on social media relating to the possible
Demolition well underway at Lidl Enniscorthy
Last week we brought you news of the re-building of the Lidl supermarket in Enniscorthy. The shop closed on Sunday
Enniscorthy Pedestrian Plan – Right Location?
Further to a story we brought you on May 21st in relation to the pedestrianization of Enniscorthy’s Market Square (https://wexfordtoday.com/2020/05/21/opposition-growing-to-enniscorthy-pedestrian-plan/),
Sense Prevails as Gorey & Wexford Protests Cancelled
In a statement on social media the group responsible for organizing demonstrations in Gorey and Wexford on Monday the 8th
Opinion: Varadkar Fails to Condemn Illegal Gathering
Very restrictive lockdown measures have been placed on the Irish people since mid-March and in the main, continue to be